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Recap: ASU returns to win column amidst growing fan despondency

TEMPE — Abandon All Hope Ye Who Enter Here. In Dante's Inferno, the phrase greets the protagonist at the gates of hell. Splayed across a 40-by-15-foot sign above Arizona State's student section, the seven-word declaration warns ASU's opponents of their fate. At least, it's supposed to. Ahead of the Sun Devils' final non-conference game against Hawaii, the assertion instead hung over Mountain America Stadium as an omen.
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Map Shows Cities That Have No Water Backup If Lake Powell, Mead Fails

Communities reliant on Lake Powell and Lake Mead face growing water risks, with smaller cities particularly at risk.
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Beloved Arizona Ethiopian restaurant closes after 30 years in business

Arizona has lost another longtime independent restaurant, following several beloved closures around the state. Cafe Lalibela has permanently closed after 30 years, ending a remarkable run for a family business…
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Here Are 6 New Aldi Locations You Should Know About?

If ALDI is part of your grocery budget strategy, a new store opening nearby could make your next shopping trip easier. The discount grocer is continuing its nationwide expansion in 2026, with plans to open more than 180 stores across 31 states. The company is also entering new markets and expanding in areas where shoppers have already embraced its lower-cost approach to groceries. Its expansion includes both new locations and stores converted from existing grocery businesses. ALDI’s official gra
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Dust, Thunder and a Desert Chill: Phoenix Weekend Forecast Turns Wild

Phoenix is forecast to be mostly cloudy Saturday, but the dry desert script is about to get rewritten. Showers and thunderstorms are expected to begin Saturday afternoon and continue through the evening, with a high in the low to mid 90s. The bigger punch arrives Sunday, when storms, blowing dust and strong winds take over the forecast.
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Man fights for life after being shot in west Phoenix

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A man is seriously hurt after being shot in west Phoenix late Friday night, police announced Saturday afternoon. Just after 11 p.m., first responders were called to the reported shooting in the area of 31st Avenue and Pierce Street, just north of Van Buren Street. When...
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Rifle-wielding suspect sought after holding up store and customer in early morning robbery

PHOENIX - Phoenix Police are searching for answers about a suspect in an armed robbery case from January 2026. The armed robbery occurred at 2 a.m. on Jan. 9 at a Quik Trip. A suspect walked into the business with a rifle and pointed it at a customer at the counter. The suspect then went behind the counter, right behind the employee. Both the customer and the employee were terrified.
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Scattered showers, thunderstorms expected to hit metro Phoenix

Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected to move into the Valley on Saturday afternoon and stick around through Sunday, weather officials said. The National Weather Service for Phoenix noted the best chances for rain will be tonight through Sunday morning, when there is also a possibility for strong to severe storms.
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Wall of dust, rain moving through Valley to kick off weekend weather activity

A wall of dust began making its way through the Valley on Saturday afternoon with rain and storms following it, weather officials said. The National Weather Service for Phoenix said the dust wall was moving east and northeast and was created near Gila Bend by a cluster of storms around 11:50 a.m.
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Dust storm, rain hit Phoenix area as Tropical Storm Rachel nears Baja California

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A large dust storm and rain moved through the Valley Saturday afternoon as Tropical Storm Rachel, churning in the Pacific Ocean, prepares to make landfall along the coast of Baja California. Shortly after 1 p.m., the National Weather Service issued a dust storm warning for the...

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